Booking a Flight for My Kenya Tour

Booking a Flight for My Kenya Tour
From the Internet searches on ‘tours Kenya’ and ‘travel Kenya’ I gathered that a good place to actually start steps towards my Kenya tour would be in booking the flight.
As it turned out, however, I would actually have to book a number of flights, and not just a flight for my Kenya tour.
This is because from the Internet search on ‘travel Kenya’ I learnt – to my dismay – that there are actually no direct flights from the United States to Kenya – at least by the time I made my Kenya tour.
I therefore learnt that I would have to connect flights somewhere in Europe, if I were to make my Kenya tour.
It would seem that Kenya relies heavily on tourism – and that tourism and Kenya’s aviation are deeply linked – because out of the top ten results for both search terms – ‘tours Kenya’ and ‘travel Kenya’ – more than half were in fact aviation related and I couldn’t quite figure an explanation for this.
On the upside though, I learnt from one of the websites that came up under the search on ‘tours Kenya’ that I could actually book all the flights I needed for my Kenya tour (upto the very last town I intended to visit on my Kenya tour) online from the United states.
Furthermore, I learnt from a blog run by someone who tours Kenya regularly that my Kenya tour would not cost me too much in terms of airfare- and that I could for instance get to Kenya’s second city – Mombasa, from the capital – Nairobi- a distance of about 500 Kilometers for only $50 – which turned out to be true. The main flight to Kenya, I learnt, would set me back some $2000 to and from.
Armed with these bits of information, I booked the flights I needed for my Kenya tour, and all was now set for the tour.